Certified Eligibility Based Document Signing
Sign documents with verifiable credentials instead of passwords. Policy enforcement is automatic. Every signature is cryptographically provable.
Digital signatures prove a document was signed. They don't prove the signer had authority to sign it.
Signers authenticate with passwords. There is no cryptographic proof of who actually signed or whether they had authority to do so.
Signing authority limits, departmental restrictions, and approval chains exist in policy documents but are enforced manually, if at all.
Multi-signer workflows rely on email chains and manual tracking. There is no enforced signing order or completion verification.
When disputes arise, proving who signed, under what authority, and whether policy was followed requires manual forensics.
Six stages from document upload to verifiable proof. Click any stage to expand.
Signers authenticate with verifiable credentials from their wallet. No passwords, no shared secrets.
Signing authority limits and departmental rules are evaluated automatically by the RESOLVE engine.
PAdES digital signatures aligned with eIDAS: SES for standard signing, AES with device attestation for advanced.
Every signing event generates an attestation credential: cryptographic proof that signing followed policy.
Define sequential signing orders. Track completion and enforce signing sequence.
Anyone can verify a signed document: upload the PDF to confirm signatures, policy adherence, and signer identity.
Traditional e-signatures prove intent. SIGN proves identity, authority, and policy adherence.
Password-based, trust the platform
Credential-verified, policy-enforced
SIGN is in private preview. If your organisation needs document signing backed by verifiable credentials and policy enforcement, we want to talk.
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